Do-It-Yourself Story

I have some knowledge and first thing I did was find and remove the start capacitor. I was able to have it checked out at the place where I planned to buy a new one. It checked out fine. At that point I googled for help and Appliance Parts Pros showed me that my refrigerator had a "start relay and overload protection" device and that these failing was the 2nd most common problem with this fridge.I ordered the repair kit with regular shipping and it arrived the next day. That fixed it. It took less time to fix it than it did to read the instructions.